Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-06
Boiled ham at E. A. Kuaak s.

Custom clothing sold at reduced
prices for thirty days, at A. Altrogge's.
No misrepresentation or exaggera-
ton to say that Fairbanks soap is the
best in the world.
The Rev F. A. Holtzhausen viii
preach Oh Sunday next at P. NJ. Sub
iect: 'Is Christ Risen from the Dead?'
The boot and shoe stock of George
Shaw. which has heretofore occupied the
Van AIstine building, has been removed
to Berlin
"A full line of foreign and domestic
dress good just received at CRUDE q
Achtenhagen's. Anything from three
cent calico to silk dress at lowest prices.
We publish in another column a
lengthy communication from Rev. +. A.
Holtzhausen, pastor of the Baptist church,
upon the question of Sunday observance.
Hosiery for the feshv and the lean,
the tall and the small. On hosiery
Beurhaus can sock it TO them all, as bis
is the most complete line ever brought to
the city.
Gov. Rusk has vetoed the Scion bill
for the opening and enlargement of the
Beaver Dam or Crawfish river, on the
ground of the indirect tax it provides for
being unconstitutional.
The legislature has passed, a bill re
curing railway companies to carry live
stock iD mixed carloads, providing the
different kinds of stock are separated by
partitions.
"A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
! Guss May, Az mouths old, died Saturday
and was buried Monday. The afflicted
parents have the sincere sympathy OF a
large circle of friends In their bereave
ment.
For SALE.-My dwelling house and
premises, in Fourth ward. Call aud ex-
anime. +. L. BROOK.
The new front of the Chappell build
ing, just completed under the supervision
of j F. Dornfeld, presents handsome
appearance. 1t is fine ornament to
Main street, and greatly admired. The
large plate glass windows have genuine
metropolitan look to them.
The musical service Easter Sunday
at St. Bernard's church will be as follows:
Morning services-Mozart's Second Mass;
'Redemptor Mundi Deus" Mozart, G.S.
Hawley; Offertory, cave Maria," Dudley
Buck, Miss Ella Blair Evening service
Easter Vespers; hymn, "Haec Dies"
Mozart, Miss Ella Blair; Gave Maris
Stella, Proch, Miss Lizzie Ruesch; "Tan-
tum Ergo" Lambillote, choir.
The only direct import order of Ham
burgs brought to this city this season is
to be found at Beurhaus'. On these
goods Billy can knock them all out.
i 1T will be OF interest to many friends
here of Horace Baker, Sem, that he is
travelling for the boot and shoe house of
Doggett, Bassett & Hills, Chicago. Mr..
B. likes his home at Atlantic, Iowa, very
much, but in I communication to US he
says: "There is only one thing that we
miss and that is good drinking water. /
think Wisconsin beats the world Tor good
water" In prohibition state like Iowa
the want OK water must indeed be seri
susly felt.
"A conference of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in this
city, April 18th, 18th and 18th. Leading
represec tatives from various Parts of the
state will he present and will set before
the public the work Of the association
The district embraced by the conference
includes ten adjacent counties, and quite
a number of delegates are expected
Similar conferences have been held this
winter in the larger towns of the state,
with the result of awaking a profounder
interest in young men; and, in many in
stances the newly awakened interest has
taken definite shape in practical efforts
to provide reading rooms, gymnasiums,
and other means of healthy recreation
and improvement.
All linen doyles only 2 cents piece
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there all the same.
PERSONAL.